Re: [Phpgroupware-users] CVS updating

[Alex Borges]

Chris Weiss wrote:

> only reasonably tested bug fixes are commited to the .16 branch. 
> That's not to say some fix won't break something obscure, but if that
> does happen you can be sure it will be corrected very quickly, and
> with cvs you always have the option of rolling back to a specific
> date.  Personaly, I'm leary of doing the update in a cron job, cvs
> itself sometimes glitches.
>  
All in all, we recommend allways to lift the branch from CVS because it 
will have more security problems fixed than any of the snapshots or 
tarballs out there. So yes. Go ahead and update.


> On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 15:50:52 -0500, Geoff Robinson <address@hidden> wrote:
>  
>
> > I have been evaluating and setting up phpgroupware over the last couple
> > months to offer as an alternative to Microsoft to customers of our firm.
> > I have just updated to the most recent release of 0.9.16.003 via CVS. I
> > am going to soon reach the point where I want to consider my installed
> > phpgroupware 'stable'. Of course, I also would like to be able to grab
> > any patches that come into the package.
> >
> > So I ask- can I consider updating the 9.16_branch stable through CVS?
> > That is, if I have an active system, can I run 'cvs -z6 update -dP -r
> > Version-0_9_16-branch' without breaking anything? What sorts of things
> > are currently being added to the 0.9.16 branch?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > - Geoff
> >
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> > Geoff Robinson  <address@hidden>
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> >
> > Tavros Technology
> > Chicago, IL
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